A depth left out of an entry is measured off the piece, not defaulted: as deep as it can sink while the zone its fire spreads into stays clear of its own pole. That floor was already being computed to catch a value set too low; it turns out to be the right number to use when nobody has chosen one. On the wood torch it measures 0.21 against the 0.25 picked by eye, and two independent answers agreeing within a centimetre is why the three iron torches are left to measure - they come out at 0.32, clearing a bowl that sits 0.671 to 0.823 above the pivot. A piece with no
Fireplaceborrows the wood torch's 0.25, which is why the mist demister is typed at 0.27 instead: it has no fire to measure and its ball runs 0.283 to 0.515 under a mesh top of 0.549.
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